Malaysian Street Food – GENIUS MALAY FOOD in Terengganu, Malaysia!

Malaysian Street Food - GENIUS MALAY FOOD in Terengganu, Malaysia!
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Huge thanks to Pett (https://www.instagram.com/taufiq_maryuti/). Go eat at Rahsia Kitchen when you’re in Kuala Terengganu!

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TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA – I was really excited to visit the East Coast of main peninsular Malaysia, known especially for Malay food. From the moment I arrived and started eating fermented durian, fermented fish sauce, and tons of different curries, I knew it was amazing place.

We met up with Pet, head chef of Rahsia Kitchen – by the way they serve excellent Western food in Kuala Terengganu – and he took us around for the day to eat some of the best local Malay food in Terengganu.

Nasi Dagang Atas Tol – When Malaysian think of Malay food in Terengganu, the number one dish they would think of, that’s associated with the state is nasi dagang. Nasi dagang is rice cooked with coconut milk and fenugreek, then served with a tuna curry. It’s an amazing dish and something you don’t want to miss. Nasi Dagang Atas Tol is also known for their bubble bath milk tea, which has suds like I’ve never seen.
Price – about 3.50 MYR ($0.96) per plate

Local market and Genius Malay food – At the market we met up with Naqwit Mohammed who is a local artist and musician. He connected with Pett and I on social media, and met up with us to show us around the market since he’s from that village. The market was incredible, packed full of delicious Malaysian food, and with an incredibly friendly feel. The namu namu fruit was unique and delicious, and a first for me, and I also was fascinated by the fish mixed with coconut, then re-filled back into fish shape – this was a genius food for me. Perfect place to walk around and sample Malay foods.

Singgang Budu Restaurant – For lunch we drove into Kuala Terengganu, the main city and had lunch at Singgang Budu Restaurant, know for nasi campur (mix of different dishes), eaten along with budu sauce (fermented anchovy sauce) and tempoyak (fermented durian). Great meal.

Warung Pok Nong – Finally, another unique and very locally popular restaurant in Terengganu is Warung Pok Nong, known for their extreme deep fried seafood, and located along the ocean. It’s an amazing place, where you can snack on some incredibly crunchy seafood.

It was amazing day of food and fun in Terengganu. It’s an amazing state in Malaysia to learn about authentic Malay culture and food.

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  1. In kl u must go on Saturday to jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman (jalan TAR) near indian mosque for authentic malaysian street food bazaar from 11am to 10pm. (escape to nearby aircondition shops mall when it is hot). It is where the locals go (avoid touristy petaling street.) There are crazy amount of delicious food omg!!!. Stock up the hotel fridge with many kueh. If it is Ramadan month even better so many food bazzar from 3pm. Malaysia is food heaven.

  2. How can Malaysia has all of Nigerian foods, i know they stole our palm nuts, but not expecting their dish, to be like Nigerian foods, timbs up to mark

  3. Malaysian food are not so different with Indonesian food. I know you have visited Indonesia before, but I'd like to suggest you to visit South Sumatera.
    They do have unique culinary, especially spicy culinary, and not only the culinary but they have a lot of history.

  4. Malaysia the love of my heart and the country of my dreams Wait for me I will do my best to live in Malaysia.I love it more than anything on Earth that I can smell it now.

  5. I love how Marks eating companion at the beginning looked so happy with the frothy tea. Id love to taste something that brought me that much pure joy.

  6. 안녕하세요 저는 한국인 입니다 이 영상을 보고 여행, 아니면 모험이라고 생각하고 봤습니다 정말 재밌어요 🙂 얼굴 보이실때 웃으시는거 보기 참 좋았어요 앞으로 영상 잘 챙겨볼께요! 즐거운 여행이 되시길바랍니다 :)♥

    Hello, I am Korean. I watched this video and thought it was a trip or an adventure. It's really fun:) It was great to see you smile when you see your face. I'll watch the video from now! I hope you enjoy your trip. :)♥

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